0
You are looking for the Elizabethan serenade as sung by the Gunter Kallman choir?
Wiki User
∙ 15y ago
Yes
Wiki User
∙ 15y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
Where is the Friends Of The Gunter Library And Museum in Gunter Texas located?
The address of the Friends Of The Gunter Library And Museum is: Po 34, Gunter, TX 75058-4191
What are the US Navy bases in Alabama?
There is no Navy base in Alabama. There is a Coast Guard base in Mobile Alabama - Aviation Training Center. There is also an Air Force Base - Maxwell-Gunter AFB and 3 Army installations: Anniston Army Depot Fort Rucker Redstone Arsenal
Who has won gold medals at 4 or more Olympic Games?
Through the 2008 Games in Beijing, the following American have won at least four gold medals in Olympic competition: 1) 14 gold medals - swimmer Michael Phelps 2) 9 gold medals - swimmer Mark Spitz, track and field Carl Lewis 3) 8 gold medals - swimmer Matt Biondi, swimmer Jenny Thompson 4) 6 gold medals - swimmer Amy Van Dyken 5) 5 gold medals - shooter Carl Osborn, swimmer Gary Hall, swimmer Aaron Peirsol, shooter Willis Lee, swimmer Tom Jager, swimmer Anton Heida, swimmer Don Schollander, speed skater Bonnie Blair, swimmer Johnny Weissmuller, shooter Alfred Lane, shooter Morris Fisher, speed skater Eric Heiden 6) 4 gold medals - swimmer Dara Torres, swimmer Charlie Daniels, shooter Lloyd Spooner, swimmer Jason Lezak, track and field Evelyn Ashford, swimmer Janey Evens, diver Greg Louganis, swimmer John Naber, track and field Mel Sheppard, basketball Teresa Edwards, cyclist Marcus Hurley, swimmer Jon Olsen, track and field harrison Dillard, track and field Michael Johnson, track and field Alvin Kraenzlein, diver Pat McCormick, track and field Al Oerter, track and field Jesse Owens, swimmer Lenny Krayzelburg, basketball Lisa Leslie
Why do some people believe evolution to be a theory and not true?
Evolution is a fact. In the present day, evolution, as it is presented in modern evolutionary synthesis (MES) is no longer a theory. It is in abiogenesis that evolution cannot shed light, and it offers only theory. There is no direct evidence of the mechanism by which life began, and only possible explanations are offered by science for life arising from non-life.As regards the long tenure of life on earth, evolution explains all the facts and discoveries. It was created to tie all we know together, and it is the only scientific thing that makes sense. The only scientific thing. Nothing scientific competes with it.Another reason some decry evolution is because it is taught in public schools - and creation is not. These folks want "equal time" for creation, and, because they can't get it by way of law (owing to separation of church and state), they are trying to make and end run and attack the science on which evolution is based. And at the same time they are trying to prop up creation as "scientific" so they can create a "wedge" to get it presented in public schools.Links are posted to related articles put up by our friends at Wikipedia, where knowledge is free.AnswerSome believe that evolution is contradicted by many known facts of science, there are thus many who don't regard it as either proven or as fact, for purely scientific reasons. Many other evolutionists also acknowledge the many flaws in it, unlike the Law of Gravity which has no known exceptions.Major problems with evolution as far as science itself is concerned relate to the fact that it contradicts known scientific Laws, such as the Law of Biogenesis, and the Second Law of Thermodynamics. Genetics also poses a number of problems for evolution as do the fields of biochemistry, geology, and astronomy. The fossil record is also another major problem area with only a handful of doubtful transitional forms, quite contrary to what would be expected if the theory were an accurate scientific description of life on earth.Many people are also only taught the "evolution is a fact" doctrine and so they come out of the school system as dutiful believers in it, totally unaware of the great mass of scientific evidence which contradicts it. So, quite naturally, they repeat that it is a scientific fact. Although stating this does not actually make it so - no matter how sincere is either one's belief in it - or how profound is one's ignorance of the contradictory data.
Why do many religious groups deny human evolution which is accepted in the scientific community?
Religion and EvolutionThroughout history, religion has not only been used to fulfill people spiritually but also to explain the 'Un- explainable'...For example, What is lightening? lightening was sent from a god named Zeus because he's angry.As science shed light on the reasons behind nature and how things worked...people IN ALL CULTURES AND FAITHS began to lose their sense (or need) for faith.Religion, by definition, is a belief based on some form of aphysical, faith; pretty much believing in something that can't wholly be seen, or heard, or held but something that just is.Human Evolution has 3 components that cause religious people to question:1.The first is the sense (even fear or belief) that if the scientific basis of Evolution becomes the accepted norm, people will discount the bible version of creation...(which according to many people of faith is in direct contrast with one another) and lead people to abandon god.2. The second cause is this; It's hard to see Macroevolution, and microevolution never makes the cut.You can talk about the fossil record all you want, or dinosaurs, or how Finches beaks change and adapt over time, or how a set of green eyed drosphilia fruit flies can be manipulated genetically into becoming red eyed over the course of 6 generations- The science is there.BUT Huge evolutionary changes take hundreds of thousands/millions of years; there is no way for the Science side to show one organism change into a completely different being . Hard to see is hard to prove.3. The THEORY of Evolution is just that. It is not a Law of science. Although science can prove many aspects, there is no way to bring back a trilobite or snap your fingers and fill gaps in the fossil record. Evolution is scientific and factual...but there is also an element of assumption and questions still exist.A Religious Point of View:The reason is that evolution is a theory, and not a very good one because it is man's attempt to take God out of creation. It is man's way of slapping God in the face. Even Darwin said at the last, "Those fools have turned a theory into a fact.' That should tell you something. It is when mankind doesn't want to come to God in the way He wants us to that mankind looks for ways such as evolution to circumvent what they should be doing. Religious groups are not the only ones who deny human evolution. Scientists do as well since it is not actually a scientific fact at all. Religious groups deny it since it is not a fact, nor is it even implied in the Bible anyway and so there is no need either way to 'bend the Bible' to make it fit with the fallible theories of men.So, religious groups are not in denial, they are in reality. In fact creationist groups are keen not to use fallacious argumentation and actively discourage it. They want to deal with, as Francis Schaeffer put it,' the world that is,' not a made up fairy tale, dressed up in scientific language.The more evidence that comes to light the more problems are uncovered with the the theory of evolution. More than that, arguments found to be scientifically fallacious, even fraudulent, are still used to support it.Christian believers also have problems, not with the data but with the way it is interpreted. Hence two people loooking over the rim of the Grand Canyon for example will say two different things. The evolutionist will say 'a little water over lots of time.' The creationist will say 'lots of water over a little time.' Evolutionists have specifically linked evolution to an agenda which is deliberately and militantly anti-christian. Thus it is not science as science that requires evolution to be true, but a philosophy. Not a few leading evolutionists have plainly stated it so.Christians involved in scientific endeavour do not find the fact of evolution to speak for themselves. They see that evolution contradicts known scientific facts and even more so than in Darwin's day. So it is not really religious groups who are in denial. Proven laws of science, not theories, are against evolution so there is no denial.A Scientific point of view:"Evolution is a fact; grab some bacteria and a microscope, and you can even do it yourself. There's a reason why 99.9% of scientists use it and why the whole of biology is based on it too. " A Blend of the TWO It could be argued, and quite fairly, that many religious people actually believe (rather than deny) evolution. That is, as far as the theory goes. The question seems to make the supposition that evolutionary theory is complete as well as being scientific fact. It is scientific, but it isn't complete, and it isn't fact. It's the theory of evolution. Another "answer" to the question was that the theory of evolution is "not a very good one." Nothing could be more wrong. There is a mountain of evidence to support it. Oh, and that's scientific evidence, by the way. Not just rhetoric or philosophical argument. In addition:"Man's attempt to take Go out of creation" is a label. Something that has been spray painted on the theory of evolution like so much graffiti. Who are the taggers who would do such a thing? Myopic fundamentalists would as they run around to rally other like (narrow) minds to the idea that man and/or science is out to prove that God does not exist. Science isn't in the business of proving that God does not exist. Why don't the Chicken Littles see that the faithful hold the trump card? God can do anything. He is omnipotent. Theory can't compete with that. And it does not try.With each turn of the spade or stroke of the dust brush, new evidence comes to light. It's happening right now. Somewhere in the world a crew is on a dig, and the next revelation is a millimeter away. Does this new find fill in a gap? No wonder zealots are in panic mode. What are they afraid of? Of what will be uncovered next? The rational person, the thinking person (be he a non-believer or a Christian) is excited about what that next find will be! Aren't you?Man uses the power of his God-given intellect to see the world and everything in it for what it really is. And in so doing, he honors the One who gave him the gifts he applies to that endeavor. He neither deceives himself nor others, and neither does he bear false witness by distorting what science is saying to prop up his own ideas.From a theological point of view, evolution can prove what it can prove. Nothing less, nothing more. The faithful would hold that nothing will come to pass that will dethrone God. And they would be right. That's the nature of their faith. That's what faith is. "Be ye not afraid...."
What has the author Gunter Thorn written?
Gunter Thorn has written: 'Gunter Thorn'
How old is Gunter?
Gunter is 90
Is Gunter a boy or girl?
Gunter is a girl.
Where is the Friends Of The Gunter Library And Museum in Gunter Texas located?
The address of the Friends Of The Gunter Library And Museum is: Po 34, Gunter, TX 75058-4191
Where is the name gunter from?
Aaron Gunter's inbred family
Where is the Gunter Library Museum in Gunter located?
The address of the Gunter Library Museum is: 110 S State Highway 289 Ste 4, Gunter, 75058 M
What has the author Gunter Schulter written?
Gunter Schulter has written: '\\'
When was Gunter Schöbel born?
Gunter Schöbel was born in 1959.
When was Gunter Pleuger born?
Gunter Pleuger was born in 1941.
When was Nina Gunter born?
Nina Gunter was born in 1940.
When was Robert Gunter born?
Robert Gunter was born in 1831.
When did Robert Gunter die?
Robert Gunter died in 1905.
